Writing Competition?

[Vasboch]

So, I had an idea while searching for reviews on affordable truly wireless earbuds. Would the community, aka everyone here, want to try to write our own scripts in a competition type format? Either in teams or alone, I really think that LTT would thrive using the community to source the video subjects. 

 

Thanks for reading!

 

 

[Firewrath9]

I'll do it for cash  (/s)

I can write a lengthy review, not sure about a creative script tho

[Vasboch]

I mean, if LTT lets us do it, I don't think it would be that specific of a topic, they would make it more broad so people would be more creative.

[Guest]

Psh... I already won. Check my signature for some proper gold. 

[Spotty]

11 hours ago, Vasboch said:

Would the community, aka everyone here, want to try to write our own scripts in a competition type format? Either in teams or alone, I really think that LTT would thrive using the community to source the video subjects. 

LTT already takes user suggestiosn for video ideas.

LinusTechTips channel video suggestions can be posted in this thread

And suggestions on topics to cover in TechQuickie videos can be made here

As far as community members writing the full review script to be presented by LTT, unfortunately I don't think that would really work for a number of reasons.

[Guest]

@fpo can’t wait. Need more great fan fiction.

[mr moose]

Not me,  My writing is so bad it nearly got accepted as a script for "the apprentice".

[Guest]

2 hours ago, floofer said:

@fpo can’t wait. Need more great fan fiction.

Based on the reactions to this post.... how much demand is there for an officially licensed RPG maker game/dating sim or otherwise suspiciously familiar storyline of popular internet media figures involving PCs? 

[Guest]

1 hour ago, fpo said:

Based on the reactions to this post.... how much demand is there for an officially licensed RPG maker game/dating sim or otherwise suspiciously familiar storyline of popular internet media figures involving PCs? 

One person that’s probably not me is the demand